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Wed Jan 13 16:09:09 EST 2010

Amending the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement
On January 14, 2010, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM Central Time (2:00 - 4:00 PM
Eastern), Environment Canada and the United States Environmental
Protection Agency will hold a binational webinar for Great Lakes
partners, stakeholders and the public. The purpose is to inform all of
the process for negotiations between the governments of the United
States and Canada to amend the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement. The
webinar will provide opportunity for questions and answers.

http://binational.net/glwqa_2010_e.html
http://binational.net/glwqa_2010_f.html

Draft Agenda- January 14, 2010
1. Welcome and Introduction – 15 Minutes
2. Moderator Explains Mechanics of Call - 10 minutes
3. Overview of the GLWQA Negotiation Process – 40 minutes
4. Governance Topic - 40 minutes
5. Adjourn Call

The webinar format allows participation without the need for travel.
There are three ways to participate:

(1) Register for the webinar to see the presentations and hear the audio
free in you internet browser.  You will also be able to ask questions or
provide comments live on-line:
https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/824328713

(2) The webinar will also be available as a live video webcast that
allows you to see and hear the presentations:
http://epa.gov/greatlakes/live/

(3) If you do not have internet access, please dial-in toll free at
866-299-3188, conference code 6060409

For further information, please contact:

James Schardt
USEPA-Great Lakes National Program Office
P: 312 353-5085
schardt.james at epa.gov

OR

Carla Torchia
Great Lakes Environment Office
Environment Canada - Ontario
P: 416-739-5991
carla.torchia at ec.gc.ca





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